'Y'all have a good chance of winning the White House,' Republican Senator Lindsey Graham to Democrats on Thursday.
Graham's remarks came after comments by Minnesota Democratic Senator, who criticized the GOP's decision to nominate Barrett to the U.S. Supreme Court during an election year. Many Democrats have expressed concerns that Barrett's conservative views would unfairly influence her judicial decisions, particularly on health care issues. Klobuchar said that Barrett's nomination was entwined with the election and could be a determining factor in how voters cast their ballots.
"Y'all have a good chance of winning the White House," Graham told Klobuchar."I don't know where the polls are gonna be.""I think it's true," Graham said."I think the public will go into the voting booth and they'll say 'okay, I've seen the kinds of judges Democrats will nominate, I've seen the kinds of judges Republicans will nominate.' That will be important to people.
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